GBP/USD rebounds as US Dollar retreats, but weekly losses persist
GBP rebounds as USD retreats on Friday, but still faces weekly losses.
GBP rebounds as USD retreats on Friday, but still faces weekly losses.
GBP/USD drops 0.8% to 1.3550 as market anticipates a 25 bps cut by the Bank of England in March.
GBP/USD drops to a two-week low due to dovish BoE stance and a stronger USD.
GBP/USD remains trapped between 1.3700 and 1.3650 ahead of the BoE rate decision.
GBPUSD trades near 2025 highs amid focus on US data and BoE decision, with bullish sentiment.
GBP is showing modest gains against USD ahead of the BoE meeting.
GBP/USD is expected to trade within a range of 1.3640 to 1.3710.
GBP/USD slips below 1.3800 as Warsh nomination and hot PPI increase USD's appeal.
The GBP is under pressure due to political risks amid quiet trading.
GBP/USD falls below 1.3780 as the Fed holds rates steady.
GBPUSD reaches its highest level since 2021 as the US dollar weakens significantly.
GBP/USD remains below the 1.3800 level as a split decision by the Fed strengthens the USD.
The Pound is retreating near the 1.3780 area as markets brace for the Fed.
GBP/USD is continuing strong gains, reaching four-year highs as the US Dollar weakens.
The Pound is rising against the Dollar amid trade tariff escalations, with market reactions being closely monitored.
Pound Sterling edges higher to near 1.3665 against the US Dollar as the week starts quietly.
GBP/USD holds near a four-month high at 1.3680 as USD weakens.
GBP/USD rises sharply as strong retail sales and PMI data surprise traders.
UK retail sales data release could impact GBP/USD.
GBP/USD is expected to trade in a range, showing an upside bias in the near term.